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My VAC AccountThe Beechwood Cemetery Foundation and the National Military Cemetery of Canada invite you to join us for a special day of remembrance, reflection, and celebration as we mark the 25th Anniversary of the National Military Cemetery of the Canadian Armed Forces.
The Royal Newfoundland Regiment Advisory Council will be holding a ceremony at the National War Memorial in Ottawa to mark the 110th anniversary of the Battles of the Somme and Beaumont-Hamel.
The Battles of the Somme and Beaumont-Hamel were significant military engagements during the First World War. On July 1, 1916, the Newfoundland Regiment suffered devastating losses at Beaumont-Hamel, marking one of the bloodiest days of the war. This day is recognized in Newfoundland and Labrador as Memorial Day, honoring the courage and sacrifice of those who fought.
Join us at the National Military Cemetery for a day of service and community.
We invite all members of the community, serving members of the military, veterans, and family members to join us for a special headstone cleaning event at the National Military Cemetery.
This meaningful activity is a way to show our respect and gratitude for those who have served and sacrificed.
Where: National Military Cemetery
Join us at the National Military Cemetery for a day of service and community.
We invite all members of the community, serving members of the military, veterans, and family members to join us for a special headstone cleaning event at the National Military Cemetery.
This meaningful activity is a way to show our respect and gratitude for those who have served and sacrificed.
Where: National Military Cemetery
To honour the sacrifices and stories of the Canadian soldiers who served in the Defence of Hong Kong in WWII.
In 1941, Canada dispatched 1,975 soldiers from across the country to Hong Kong to reinforce the city’s garrison against an impending attack by the Japanese Imperial Army. That attack took place on December 7, 1941, resulting in 290 Canadian deaths and 483 wounded. The survivors became Prisoners of War of a brutal and uncaring enemy. On August 15, 1945, the 1,418 surviving POWs were released from their 3 year and 8 month ordeal.
On behalf of Mid West Basketball League (MWBL), for your contributions past, present & future, our organization will be hosting the Mid West Shoot Out (Tournament of Nations) on the May long weekend in Ottawa, ON, Canada, on Saturday May 16th.
Doors will open at 1:30PM with tipoff at 2:45PM.
Location is Jack Doyle Athletic Center.
Game Format & Bracket Breakdown
The game consists of four 12-minute games.
Round Robin:
Game 1: Team CANADA vs. Team WORLD.
